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ESTIMASI STOK KELIMPAHAN SUMBERDAYA IKAN MENGGUNAKAN METODE HIDROAKUSTIK DI PERAIRAN BANYUASIN KABUPATEN BANYUASIN PROVINSI SUMATERA SELATAN

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The Banyuasin Coast is a mangrove forest ecosystem with great potential. Mangrove forest areas are closely related to fish resources, so information on potential fish resources is important to study in order to maintain the sustainability of fish resources. This study aims to estimate the stock abundance of fish resources using the hydroacoustic method. Acquisition of acoustic data using the Scientific Echosounder SIMRAD EK-15 single beam frequency 200 kHz and sampling of fish using drift gill nets. The results of the average measurement of oceanographic parameters compared to sea water quality standards indicate that Banyuasin waters are in the natural category. Fish biodiversity obtained diversity index results in the categories of low to moderate, moderate to high in uniformity, and low to high in dominance. Fish sampling in Banyuasin waters in October 2020 consisted of 10 families and 13 species, the most dominant fish found was Hexanmatichthys sagor (Sagor Catfish). The target strength value of Sagor Catfish ranged from (-38.25) – (-33.52) dB with a fish length of 29 – 50 cm. The average value of fish density in Banyuasin waters is 39 ind/1000 m3 and the average value of fish volume density is 0.0233 kg/m3.

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2107004043	T54843	T548432021	Central Library (Reference)	Available but not for loan - Not for Loan

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Call Number

T548432021

Publisher

Inderalaya : Prodi Ilmu Kelautan, Fakultas Matematika dan Ilmu Pengetahuan Alam Universitas Sriwijaya., 2021

Collation

xviii, 46 hlm.; tab.; ilus.; 29 cm.

Language

Indonesia

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Classification

597.407

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Text

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Subject(s)

MIPA Kelautan
Kelimpahan Sumberdaya Ikan

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